Harvard University has taken off the cover made of human skin from a 19th-century book stored in its library.

Israel says it is not blocking aid from going into Gaza and such an allegation is “wholly unfounded.”

UN Environment Program says 19% of food worldwide was wasted in 2022 and over 1 billion meals are wasted daily.

Putin has warned of dire consequences if the West proceeds with supplying F-16s to Ukraine, vowing to destroy them.

To mend strained relations, Israel has sought to reschedule meeting with US regarding military plans for Gaza’s city, Rafah.

China has said the subsidies under US’ Reduction Act resulted in the exclusion of China’s and other WTO countries’ goods.

With policies and restrictions set by Dutch government, Chinese chipmakers may explore alternatives from competitors like Nikon and Canon.

Six missing workers were part of a crew working on the Baltimore bridge when a cargo ship crashed into it.

Baltimore’s Fire Department says people and vehicles have fallen into the Patapsco River after a bridge collapse.

Isreali PM Netanyahu has cancelled his planned trip to Washington following the passage of Gaza ceasefire resolution by the UN.

Millions participated in peaceful polls in Senegal, with opposition leader Diomaye Faye as frontrunner after several rivals concede defeat.

As Russia mourns the loss of 133 people, a Moscow court has swiftly charged four suspects with acts of terrorism.

Palestine’s Ambassador to Nigeria Insists Israel is flagrantly provoking famine in Gaza.

Approximately 20 missiles and 7 attack drones have been launched into Ukraine by Russia, targeting critical infrastructure.

Putin says perpetrators of the Moscow shooting are international terrorists and seeks to collaborate with any state to fight back.

Few days after President Putin secured victory in Russia’s presidential elections, a deadly shooting in Moscow has claimed 133 lives.

Kensington Palace has expressed full confidence in Princess Catherine’s recovery as she battles cancer.

A video showed four cap-wearing attackers with assault rifles shooting screaming people at point-blank range, at a Moscow concert.

No damage or tsunami threat has been recorded after a 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit Java.

Afghan government officials waiting in line for their salaries were caught up in a suicide bombing tragedy.